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Spin-off from #946.
Implement a more Python-like syntax for function calls, where the attribute names can explicitly listed. For instance, if we define
function foo(weight real, delay ms) real: emit_spike(weight, delay)
then instead of
foo(w, 1 ms)
we could write
foo(weight=w, delay=1 ms)
or
foo(w, delay=1 ms)
but not
foo(weight=w, 1 ms)
because keyword-value pairs should always come after index-based parameters, following Python.
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Spin-off from #946.
Implement a more Python-like syntax for function calls, where the attribute names can explicitly listed. For instance, if we define
then instead of
foo(w, 1 ms)
we could write
foo(weight=w, delay=1 ms)
or
foo(w, delay=1 ms)
but not
foo(weight=w, 1 ms)
because keyword-value pairs should always come after index-based parameters, following Python.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: